NODE ff0af595Re: Anonymous WWW proxy Alpha release available
Duncan Frissell <frissell@panix.com>Mon, 18 Sep 95 07:23:07 PDT
Thanks. What we now need is a proxy located in the US with good connections
for performance. Does anyone know a good test page that reads back the info
your browser is putting out so you can test proxies?
DCF
NODE 5daa14f7Re: Anonymous WWW proxy Alpha release available
Laurent Demailly <dl@hplyot.obspm.fr>Mon, 18 Sep 95 08:15:16 PDT
Duncan Frissell writes:
> Thanks. What we now need is a proxy located in the US with good connections
> for performance.
yes ! yes ! anyone with tcl-dp and tclX installed to run one ?
we need to have a 'network' of proxies !
[maybe I shall 'translate' the prototype in perl or C... but I'm much
more used to Tcl than Perl, and Tcl writting is infintly faster than C
for web tasks]
> Does anyone know a good test page that reads back the info
> your browser is putting out so you can test proxies?
http://hplyot.obspm.fr:8001/
shows what has been sent to it by the browser (between other www
goodies) [You can put the following
---8<---
#! /bin/sh
echo "Content-type: text/plain"
echo ""
/bin/env
---8<---
as a minimal debugging cgi too, on any httpd, if you want]
regards
dl
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